In this week's Q&A, our staff writer talks about asexuality: what it is, where you can go to find more information about it, and how you might go about examining the difference between experiencing asexuality & experiencing sex-negativity.  Asexuality is defined as a lack of sexual attraction towards other people. Unfortunately, a lot of misinformation about asexuality exists due to the general lack of education surrounding this sexual identity. Indeed, asexuality challenges many people's fundamental beliefs about human nature, possibly resulting in people being careless and unmindful of the language they use to discuss sexuality. This is especially relevant in sex education and sex positivity, where a lack of discussion and inclusion of asexuality can be alienating and hurtful. Thus, my position on asexuality is that it is a legitimate sexual orientation and/or identity that deserves to be discussed and explored within social discourse.  Find the full article here!